"The name is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the more ambitious piece it was derived from before being cut down," said Adler, "as well as to the image created in performance – a cello strapped to a table with the players huddled around it". The cello became the focal point, not only of the music but also of the theatrical performance.
In one of the academic centers peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) and platelets will be derived from 50 participants before and after the intervention.
In difficult cases, important complementary anatomic information can be derived from MR images obtained before surgical intervention.
Admiral Hipper later remarked, "To keep valuable ships for a considerable time in a limited area in which enemy submarines were increasingly active, with the corresponding risk of damage and loss, was to indulge in a gamble out of all proportion to the advantage to be derived from the occupation of the Gulf before the capture of Riga from the land side".
In the sequenced O. sativa cultivar Nipponbare, OryzaTPS1 (or08g04500 OsTPS1PS1) and its closest paralog Os08g07100 (50% identity at the amino acid level, Additional file 8) have been demonstrated to be derived from a duplication event that occurred before the divergence of rice (Oryza), maize and sorghum [ 28].
In apocrine secretion, secretory compounds may be derived from the cytoplasm or may be stored before in apical intra-cellular vesicles 17, 18.
The context in which risks were taken could be derived from questions on drug and alcohol use before or during sex (completed by 65%) and from a question on where most sex partners were met.
Drugs have been derived from animals before, of course.
At present, researchers who receive government financing can only work with human embryonic stem lines that were derived from embryos before 9 p.m. on Aug. 9, 2001.
